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Artificial intelligence is becoming more important in the fight to save critically endangered marine animals
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : June 22, 2024 - 12:31
The use of artificial intelligence in becoming more common amongst researchers looking at residents of the ocean. It is being used to listen to, and even look for, critically endangered animals. But the new technology is not perfect, meaning humans will continue to play a role.
